25 Church Recipes We Ate to Survive Ate Through The Great Depression

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When money ran out and cupboards were bare, church kitchens became America’s lifeline.
In this video, we revisit 25 church recipes we ate to survive the Great Depression — simple, comforting dishes that brought people together in faith and hunger.
From potluck casseroles and sugarless pies to “miracle” soups made from whatever was left, these humble meals filled more than stomachs — they lifted spirits.
Every recipe tells a story of community, kindness, and resilience that defined a generation.
👉 Stay till the end — #17 might remind you of something your grandmother used to make after Sunday service.
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💵 Whether you call them cheap meals, vintage recipes, or frugal cooking from hard times, they’re full of lessons worth remembering.
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